US EditionKremlin Slows Down Hopes of Ceasefire After Ukraine Talks
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For two days, a peace solution for Ukraine was discussed in Berlin - but without Russia, which had begun the war. Kremlin spokesman Peskov has now spoken out. Therefore, Russia refuses a ceasefire.
Russia closes in response to the Berlin Summit. In Brussels Hungary blocks the conclusions of the European Council in part on Kiev's entry into the EU
Russia has reserved to react to yesterday's Ukraine consultations in Berlin. Vice Foreign Minister Ryabkov said in Moscow that they were not prepared to make territorial concessions. Moreover, Russia would under no circumstances agree to the deployment of NATO troops in Ukraine.
Moscow is not going to make concessions regarding Donbas, “Novorossiya” and Crimea in the peace talks on Ukraine, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said, according to news agencies. Russia will not agree to the deployment of NATO troops in Ukraine under any circumstances, the diplomat added.
Rome, December 17, 2025 - The Kremlin spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, said a few days ago that Kiev's non-membership in NATO was “the cornerstone of negotiations”, but from what emerges from the peace negotiations, there would also be another cornerstone: the future of Donbass.
Russians love to upend the table at virtually every stage of negotiations, Piotr Woyke, director of the Eastern Flank Institute, reminded "Rzeczpospolita," commenting on the talks between the Ukrainian, American, and European leaders that took place on December 15th in Berlin. In his opinion, these talks were "negotiating a pause, not a new security architecture in Europe."
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